Gun Rights: Should you be allowed to own an RPG?
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1. Stand in front of a mirror.
2. Make your arms into the shape of a football field goal post.
3. Flex.
4. Enjoy your new found all American Guns. PROFIT!
5. Snap selfie (duck face required) post on myspace.
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Concealed Permit Holders Offered a Discount After Restaurant Is Robbed - Breitbart
On October 24, Indianapolis Cajun restaurant Papa Roux was robbed for the first time ever, and owner Art Bouvier responded by announcing a discount price for concealed carry permit holders in order to attract armed, law-abiding citizens to the restaurant.
The robbery occurred around 7:30 pm when a suspect entered the restaurant, claimed to be armed, and was given the money in the register. Bouvier said he had previously instructed his crew to hand the money over rather than risk their lives. And while Bouvier still believes the lives of his crew are more valuable than the money in the register, one change the robbery convinced him to make is in putting a greater emphasis on the benefit of armed, law-abiding citizens in and around his business.
According to the Indianapolis Star, Bouvier announced the discount for concealed permit holders “shortly after learning of the robbery.” He used a Facebook post to say, “If thugs are going to come in and threaten OUR extended family with guns, you’d better believe I will use every trick I know to protect (our family).”
He said, “I don’t want Papa Roux to turn into the O.K. Corral, but I don’t want to be an easy target.”
Bouvier added that he has always been a supporter of Second Amendment rights, and for the foreseeable future, he wants to focus on the benefits of carrying concealed.
Bouvier said, “We’re not saying, ‘Show us your gun.’ But if you’re a legal and stable carrier of a concealed carry license, I’m going to reward that. To me, it’s common sense. And until further notice, you’ll get 25 percent off your bill.”
The robbery occurred around 7:30 pm when a suspect entered the restaurant, claimed to be armed, and was given the money in the register. Bouvier said he had previously instructed his crew to hand the money over rather than risk their lives. And while Bouvier still believes the lives of his crew are more valuable than the money in the register, one change the robbery convinced him to make is in putting a greater emphasis on the benefit of armed, law-abiding citizens in and around his business.
According to the Indianapolis Star, Bouvier announced the discount for concealed permit holders “shortly after learning of the robbery.” He used a Facebook post to say, “If thugs are going to come in and threaten OUR extended family with guns, you’d better believe I will use every trick I know to protect (our family).”
He said, “I don’t want Papa Roux to turn into the O.K. Corral, but I don’t want to be an easy target.”
Bouvier added that he has always been a supporter of Second Amendment rights, and for the foreseeable future, he wants to focus on the benefits of carrying concealed.
Bouvier said, “We’re not saying, ‘Show us your gun.’ But if you’re a legal and stable carrier of a concealed carry license, I’m going to reward that. To me, it’s common sense. And until further notice, you’ll get 25 percent off your bill.”
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A while back, this was written in counterpoint to speculation that the majority of people in the US do not own guns, that the majority of guns in the US were owned by people who own multiple guns, and that this ratio was increasing, resulting in a growing disproportionality of gun-distribution in the US.
This data, which I just came across, demonstrates that amoung US households which presently own guns, the number of guns in that household presently averages 8.1, which is double the number of guns-per-gun-owning-household vs 20 years ago.
So the divide is, in fact, increasing.
This data, which I just came across, demonstrates that amoung US households which presently own guns, the number of guns in that household presently averages 8.1, which is double the number of guns-per-gun-owning-household vs 20 years ago.
So the divide is, in fact, increasing.
One other factor is that people don't honestly report firearms ownership when strangers show up at their doorstep and ask them about it. The only data indicating that gun ownership is shrinking is the GSS. All the other data indicates that an ever expanding group of people is buying guns, getting involved in politics, etc.
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https://www.facebook.com/CBS46/videos/10153713783096252/
doesnt quite even scratch teh surface, but it's better than Joe's "people need to pass a test/certification in order to have access to thier inalienable rights"
doesnt quite even scratch teh surface, but it's better than Joe's "people need to pass a test/certification in order to have access to thier inalienable rights"
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